Imagine Being Bisexual Peter Tork And You Have A Crush On Heterosexual Gayvy Jones But You Have Something

me when feeling suspiciously relaxed: what responsibility have i forgotten

The best part of the Gorillaz fandom is that even though one of them is literally a full blown satanist and all of them are in a very questionable cult, none of it has the slightest bit of logic, no one questions it.

being doomed by the narrative with your boys from work >>>>>>

we have to start killing random men until peter tork comes back

john, paul and george in every beatles movie:

oh man i love my little hobbies and getting into shenanigans

ringo's subplot:

Oh, sure, I know Queen. Here's a nifty, not-at-all-devastating fact for you: Brian just wanted Freddie to be loved. It's everywhere.

It's in his dislike for Don't Stop Me Now, a song that—in Brian's mind—represented drug use and intense partying that was leading Freddie away from the band, toward people who didn't care about his wellbeing. It's in Brian saying he regrets not looking after Freddie better.

It's in his writing Save Me to give Freddie an outlet for his heartbreak, but also subtly tell him, "Hey, you're a loving partner. You deserve one in return."

It's in Brian helping Freddie write It's a Hard Life, with expressing his heartbreak once again. It's in Brian watching the video for that song and interpreting the setting as a depiction of Freddie's emotionally unfulfilling personal life during the Münich era.

It's in Brian stressing that Freddie was always in serious, monogamous relationships, searching for the right person. It's in Brian defending Freddie's relationship with Jim and calling it loving.

It's in Brian having a soft spot for Don't Try So Hard, a song representing Freddie finally securing his dream relationship.

BRIAN JUST WANTED HIM TO BE LOVED.

Just finished hamlet & had to share THIS

tell me what you're feeling right now

every story you hear about george harrison is either “yeah he fucked my wife” or “he was the only being that truly understood the meaning of this mortal life”